Excerpt from The Witch's List which takes place in Glasgow Necropolis! #thewitchslist #glasgow #necropolis

Check out an exclusive excerpt from The Witch's List, which takes place in the Glasgow Necropolis.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1355793871215345&id=1037055683089167&_rdr
Excerpts from other interesting horror authors - members of The League Of Fear - also available. 

The Glasgow Necropolis - a city of the dead! #thewitchslist #glasgow

Architectural historian, James Stevens Curl, described The Glasgow Necropolis as "literally a city of the dead". While Glaswegian comedian Billy Connolly has said of it: "Glasgow's a bit like Nashville, Tennessee: it doesn't care much for the living, but it really looks after the dead."
The necropolis is one of the historical sites of Glasgow which features in "The Witch's List". Another one is the GRI - Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Best avoid getting lost in either of these places after dark...

Photo of Glasgow Necropolis with Glasgow Royal Infirmary in the background.

Stop! Here is the empire of death! #thewitchslist #Paris

Arrête ! C'est ici l'empire de la mort.
Stop! Here is the empire of death.
So reads the plaque above the entrance to this famous Parisian site, which features in The Witch's List.
Can you name the place? Ever braved a visit?

Beat Blue Monday by reading a red-hot horror mystery! #thewitchslist #bluemonday

Combat Blue Monday depression by diving into a red-hot horror mystery: https://www.amazon.com/Witchs-List-Andrew-Cairns/dp/1785353489/
Guaranteed to beat the blues!

Fantastic evening at The American Library In Paris! #thewitchslist #americanlibraryinparis #whsmithparis

Just spent a really interesting evening discussing international mysteries and thrillers at The American Library In Paris. It is wedged between the Eiffel Tower and the Russian Orthodox Spiritual Centre / Holy Trinity Cathedral.
I formed a wholly unorthodox trinity of writers with D. L. Nelson and Angus Morrison. We talked about our novels and answered questions from a great multicultural international audience of passionate readers and writers.
Thanks very much to everyone who came along to listen, ask questions or buy copies of our books. Many thanks also to Grant Rosenberg and other library staff for the superb organisation, and to Charlotte Osborne from WHSmith Paris for bringing the books to sign.

Great 4-star review from horror writer Wesley J. Thomas! #thewitchslist

Writer and reviewer, Wesley J. Thomas, had this to say about The Witch's List:
"Wow! What a unique book. I can honestly say I haven't read anything like this. And I have been reading horror for 20 years +
The author explores African witchcraft like we've never seen before! There is so much going on you'll be gasping throughout. It's utterly addictive.
While there are some slow moments, for the most part, it is thrilling and spellbinding.
I would highly recommend this to a reader who loves horror, mystery, and the supernatural.
This will not be the last book I read by this author. Guaranteed!"

Make attending this event one of your New Year's resolutions! #thewitchslist #americanlibraryinparis

Put this exciting event in your diary! You will have the chance to find out more about my novel The Witch's List, and the novels of the two other panellists. It also promises to be a lively discussion on writing mysteries/thrillers with an international angle.
Takes place in one week's time, in the American Library In Paris...
http://www.americanlibraryinparis.org/events-programs/library-events/eventdetail/3172/163%7C164%7C165%7C166/panel-discussion-writing-international-mysteries-and-thrillers.html